Tasty tit bits for my chicks.

You can give a whole range of stuff, apart from meat of course.   Also leave the treat till late afternoon, let them fill up on their layers pellets as it these they need to lay the eggs.   My girls get a handfull of corn scattered on the grass before bed,  any left overs from dinner, like mashed potatoe, spagetti, corn, stuff like that, mine also love grapes, bannana and a bit of apple but only in small moderations, they also love the crust of toast and abit of brown bread, although i wet that first before i give it them incase it gets stuck in their croups.   Nickyx

I wouldn't give "chicks" any treats.  They need a well balanced diet in order to grow healthy and strong.

My chicks first went outside at 5 weeks (but this was early summer, so warm during the night too) and apart from grass, they still have no "treats" until they over 11 weeks old - when the cherries started dropping from the tree.

Only now, at 20 weeks (and they are all laying) do they get a cup of mixed grain (between 9 birds) a couple of times a week and occasionally half a melon.

Mine are very fussy too, can't go wrong with mealworms although they can be a bit expensive in some places, and they like a habdful of wild bird seed. Do your girls have access to grass? fresh cut grass would be appreciated so long as it's not long or it will get stuck in their crop.

ok, the things that i have tried mine with and they love
cranberries, rasins, blackberries, mealworms,grapes,pumpkins(they stole them :happy:)cucumber, sweetcorn,peas, anything in the vegs patches :unsure:worms from the compost heap, snails, wasps ,spiders, mice, bio yoghurt, brown bread(soaked so it dosent swell in their crops). when i first got my ex-batts, to give them a bit of a treat, i made a porrige with the layers pellets, added hot water, rasins/bio yoghurt and manuka hunny, they loved that! oh and if the manage to get in the kitchen they pinch the cat/dog food, i have told them they are breaking the law, but they dont listen to me....hooligans ....they love rice, and pasta....and particulary spghetti.....of course all of these should be given in very small amounts (thats a disclaimer to stop sarah shouting at me )and only after they have had a good helping of layers pellets! chickens will tell you what they like anyway... have fun